Virgin Media Broadband Super Hub Router – Ultra-Fast Fiber Optic Broadband
The internet is your gateway to a world of unlimited video, information, images, communication, entertainment, piano-playing cats, and more… But that’s of bugger all use if your connection speed isn’t up to snuff. Enter Virgin Media 50Mb Broadband: the turbo charger for your online experience.
That 50Mb speed means you can smoothly stream or rapidly download hi-def video; buy albums-worth of music in seconds; get smoother gaming and near-instant downloadable content.
Equally crucial, it means everyone else in your household – family, flatmates, same-sex civil partners, etc – can as well.
Before this kind of ultra-fast connection, if you were streaming HD videos upstairs and someone downstairs started downloading DLC for their latest favorite game, it was the computer equivalent of flushing the loo while you’re in the shower. That’s because the average speeds of traditional’ copper-wire connections are no longer fast enough to service today’s homes, where everything short of the toaster makes use of your broadband.
Not so with ultra-fast, fiber-optic, 50Mb Broadband, especially when you add the similarly explosive N Wi-Fi and gigabit ethernet connectivity found on Virgin’s Super Hub router. That’s fast enough to download an average music file in under a second and smoothly stream a 15GB HD movie – or download it in under an hour.
You can live the power-user dream: have multiple desktops and laptops, a web-ready TV and games console or three, all of your household’s burgeoning smartphone collection and a multi-room AV setup, all pinging data back and forth without slowdowns or long waits for content.
Virgin’s 50Mb Broadband uses fiber-optic cables so you get the headline speed far more of the time: Virgin quotes a 49.54Mb average speed based on its own testing, while the UK average broadband speed, as measured by Ofcom, is a piddling 6.2Mb. Also in research carried out by Ofcom. Virgin delivered, on average. 92 per cent of the headline speed, against the UK average of just 45 per cent.
Virgin also lets you have unlimited downloads, subject to a fair-use policy and throws in unlimited cloud storage space for your music, movies, photos and more. It’s also the only major super-fast broadband provider that lets you have the service without also paying for a phone line.
If you’ve got a gadget-stuffed, web-connected home but you’re still using standard broadband it’s a bit like running your Ferrari on cooking oil. You and your tech deserve better.
The internet is your gateway to a world of unlimited video, information, images, communication, entertainment, piano-playing cats, and more… But that’s of bugger all use if your connection speed isn’t up to snuff. Enter Virgin Media 50Mb Broadband: the turbo charger for your online experience.
That 50Mb speed means you can smoothly stream or rapidly download hi-def video; buy albums-worth of music in seconds; get smoother gaming and near-instant downloadable content.
Equally crucial, it means everyone else in your household – family, flatmates, same-sex civil partners, etc – can as well.
Before this kind of ultra-fast connection, if you were streaming HD videos upstairs and someone downstairs started downloading DLC for their latest favorite game, it was the computer equivalent of flushing the loo while you’re in the shower. That’s because the average speeds of traditional’ copper-wire connections are no longer fast enough to service today’s homes, where everything short of the toaster makes use of your broadband.
Not so with ultra-fast, fiber-optic, 50Mb Broadband, especially when you add the similarly explosive N Wi-Fi and gigabit ethernet connectivity found on Virgin’s Super Hub router. That’s fast enough to download an average music file in under a second and smoothly stream a 15GB HD movie – or download it in under an hour.
You can live the power-user dream: have multiple desktops and laptops, a web-ready TV and games console or three, all of your household’s burgeoning smartphone collection and a multi-room AV setup, all pinging data back and forth without slowdowns or long waits for content.
Virgin’s 50Mb Broadband uses fiber-optic cables so you get the headline speed far more of the time: Virgin quotes a 49.54Mb average speed based on its own testing, while the UK average broadband speed, as measured by Ofcom, is a piddling 6.2Mb. Also in research carried out by Ofcom. Virgin delivered, on average. 92 per cent of the headline speed, against the UK average of just 45 per cent.
Virgin also lets you have unlimited downloads, subject to a fair-use policy and throws in unlimited cloud storage space for your music, movies, photos and more. It’s also the only major super-fast broadband provider that lets you have the service without also paying for a phone line.
If you’ve got a gadget-stuffed, web-connected home but you’re still using standard broadband it’s a bit like running your Ferrari on cooking oil. You and your tech deserve better.
